Arizona PBS

🌡️ 🥵 We all know the extreme heat is more than uncomfortable, but it can be deadly.
With heat-related deaths rising across the world, researchers and city planners in Phoenix and Sydney, Australia, are looking for new ways to keep people safe - from cooler playgrounds to heat-reflective streets. See how innovation could help us adapt on with Miles O’Brien, now streaming wherever you watch PBS.

💖 Celebrate the unforgettable legacy of Dolly Parton with a heartfelt tribute that honors her journey, music, and the impact she’s made on generations. Don’t miss our 90-minute “Dolly Party: Here I Am” In Memoriam special tomorrow night on Arizona PBS.

🔥 🌡️ Things are really heating up on
On this week's episode of "Resolve to Solve with Miles O’Brien,” Miles explores the deadly science of extreme heat, following researchers in Phoenix and Sydney who are redesigning to protect the most vulnerable.
In New Bedford, Massachusetts, a former whaling port is betting its future on offshore wind, navigating political headwinds and economic uncertainty to help power a cleaner grid. 💨
📺 Stream wherever you watch Arizona PBS tomorrow night at 9

🎶 💿 After nearly 40 years in the Valley, Tracks In Wax Records needed a new owner. Joshua Breezy, a longtime record collector, stepped up to keep the local favorite going. Now, he’s balancing educating students by day with helping music lovers find their next favorite record.
Have you been to Tracks in Wax? What record are you hunting for? 👀

Do you have the methane emissions?
Seaweed and cows may be the answer you're looking for 🐮 🪸
🎧 Listen to the Resolve To Solve podcast hosted by Elise Hu wherever you get your podcasts.
📺 Watch "Resolve To Solve with Miles O'Brien" wherever you watch PBS.

🦫 Leave it to beavers, nature’s original landscape engineers.
Meet Emily Fairfax, a scientist whose life was changed by a documentary about beavers and who now studies the incredible ways these animals reshape their environments.
Learn how beavers are reshaping the environment and why there’s reason for optimism in “Resolve to Solve with Miles O’Brien,” streaming now wherever you watch PBS.

Do YOU have the ? 🔭
Join host Miles O'Brien as the series opens with two stories that prove big solutions can come in small packages.
🪸 🐄 A red seaweed fed to cattle in tiny amounts can slash methane emissions by more than 90 percent.
🦫 And beavers - once nearly hunted to extinction - are quietly reshaping the American West, building wetlands that fight drought and wildfire with nothing more than mud, sticks, and instinct.
Stream wherever you watch PBS
Find more here ➡️ https://bit.ly/4gkJ6rY

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Big changes could be coming to the Rio Salado riverbed. Plans are underway to redevelop a six-mile stretch with community priorities including a farmers’ market, public trails and improved walkability. Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego joined Arizona Horizon’s Ted Simons to explain why the City is taking on the project and what it could mean for the future of the area.

Watch the full interview here ➡️ https://bit.ly/3Nl8FhS